HONG KONG

Markets outside China trade higher after Fed stimulus taper decision.

Hong Kong judge sentences former Deutsche Bank manager to seven years for insider trading bribes.

Hang Seng China Enterprises Index forecast to rise 19% by the end of 2014.

Hong Kong court of appeal denies Nancy Kissel retrial for murder of husband in 2005.

US authorities are probing JPMorgan's hiring practices in China.

Chinese Bitcoin exchange BGL has vanished from the web, taking more than £2.5m worth of coins with it.

China Gold Group says country will produce 430 tonnes of gold this year.

Labour deficit could rocket to 163,800 workers by 2018.

Asian financial nerve-centre limping back, several flights cancelled.

Usagi closes in on Asian financial hub, threatening to severely disrupt normal life, flights cancelled.

China's National Meteorological Center on red alert as storm maintained track towards Hong Kong and the manufacturing heartland of the Pearl River Delta.

NSA Prism whistleblower likely to seek political asylum in Havana or Caracas.

NSA 'launched' several attacks on Beijing's Tsinghua University and Hong Kong's Pacnet.

Job cuts announced by major banks dampen demands for premium cabins in Cathay Pacific.

Financial analyst Trent Martin faces maximum of 20 years in prison.

The outcome of the election is expected to have a major bearing on the way democracy evolves in Hong Kong.

New Zealand man Hui Leo Gao gets four years and seven months while his former partner Kara Hurring is given nine-monthome detention.

Japanese activists land on disputed Uotsuri island and wave the Japanese flag, triggering protests in China.

Hong Kong can be best defined as a city which is always on the go. It is always bustling with numerous business events, conferences and exhibitions. Crowned as the hub of Asian business, this city has a great repute in terms of hospitality. Whether you are here on business travel or for a rejuvenating holiday, this city would never disappoint you.

Hong Kong gets a new chief executive, a millionaire, Leung Chun-ying.

World's largest luggage maker recalls 250,000 cases in American Tourister range over reports of carcinogenic chemicals in handles.